Populism transcends the traditional left-right spectrum, and effective political change requires a movement that unites the 90% against corporate and establishment interests.

“There's two political spectrums. There's the left-right spectrum, but there's the one that nobody talks about, the populist versus establishment spectrum.”

Nigel Farage embraces the label of populist, arguing it highlights the divide between the political establishment and the general population.

“I have got no problem with the term populism at all they try to use it as a Majora of term I've got no problem with it at all and what populism actually shows you is the imbalance that exists between our Capital Cities and the rest of our countries”

He claims that populism, polarization, and post-truth are the mechanisms used by the far right to exploit the migrant crisis for their own political gain.

“This is the three Ps at work. Populism, polarization, post-truth. And if a rumor can move tens of thousands of people and reshape a continent's political dialogue in a single day, what does that say about the immigration debate, immigration policy, and what does it say about what politics has become”